I love this campsite! Great views looking out towards the woolacombe beach…read more Perfect for groups, hen partys, stags or just to get away to make new friends. With 18-30s fellow campers, but a chilled out atmopshere and friendly staff on site! You can camp for about £17 per person per night. With onsite toliets and shower blocks. There are other types accomadation such as log cabins and static caravans. There Cheap drinks in the on site clubhouse! 2for1 on all alcholic drinks, themed nights and a dancefloor. with a petrol station next door with mini super market for any essentials. Park next to tents and dogs allowed too with small fee per dog. Its near to woolacombe town centre but abit of a far walk to recommend taxi or drive. Will definalty be returning again very soon! :)

This campsite is great for groups, there is plenty of space for you to spread out and not be too…read moremuch bother to your neighbours. On arrival one of our friends was made to pay a large deposit (£110) because there was a large group of us, this was more irritating than anything cause we weren't warmed about this before hand, we did get the money back the next day so it was fine in the end!! There's no frills at this campsite, the facilities are basic but clean and probably all you need for a weekend away with your mates! The on sight bar is well, um, interesting! They play music and serve till 1am, it's also 241 drinks during happy hour! They do have pool tables, and poles for pole dancing should this be your thing!?!! It's a really chilled campsite and your not going to be told to keep the noise down every five minutes unless it gets really late! The views from this campsite are incredible, the sea and beach looks stunning!!

This little holiday village shop is pretty good. Prices aside, as we all know these places charge…read moremore as they have a captive audience. In the morning if you don't feel like cooking breakfast or if you are camping you can get a cooked breakfast eg hash browns, bacon etc They sell all the usual holiday gear like buckets and spades and postcards but also sell food items and drinks as well. It is a well stocked shop and you usually can get something similar to what you would use at home. The thing that I really like about it is that it has a book swap shelf at the back. All you do is take along any books that you have read swap them for some you haven't read (book for book, eg you leave one you take one) and then put a donation in the charity box. I love this as I read so many books when away that I couldn't possibly stash all those in my suitcase. Staff are really nice and friendly.

Nice and friendly staff and maintenance was speedy and superb when something went wrong…read more Second time here and we are enjoying it yet again Definately come back again. Excellent value for money.

Booked half term week here in Oct 09, clubhouse was OK nothing special staff were friendly but the…read morecaravan was TERRIBLE, we did have a dog with us so we had to book a doggy van but a general bit of maintainance wouldnt have gone a miss. It was dirty and smelly and of very poor standard. Dont think i will be coming back somehow.

A cheaper and less organised campsite in Brauton that's perfect for groups of friends. Unlike the…read moreholiday park campsites (Ruda has marked out plots), you can set you camper or tent up almost wherever you want. Most importantly, you can camp next to your friends. There are few facilities but the shower area is great. I almost expected there to be a jacuzzi! The staff are friendly, as were the campers, and the site is only a couple of minutes extra walk from the beach than the Ruda site.